News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-03-10

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do # It's p5srbIe. I've seen men in
the Pacific SWIM as bad bits. but there
not ten men in this country would try
it."
The figure came near and stood by the
cliff in a place opposite the wreck. Three
men were behind him on ledge hold
ing a rope-he intended to come out
then! Hurrah!
He plunged from a rock into deep
seethino water which broke over his
head. He was oonel MOI He reap
peared beyond the wave: he had gone
through it and was making PROGRESS to-
ward the YACHT steadily. We could not
bear to look at him If seemed "a if he
must be dashed to pieces: but he had
made his way out, and. after a terrible
struggle under the Yachts bow, was
hauled in bleedinG drinninr half
woiot
A cheer, another q scream from Tadv
Pardocx The vorv last nerson she had
exnected to see had done this thrice.gal
Iant foot- -Contoin ARMSTRONG who She
had binted was a coward coward
There was no time for complaints.
The men ashore had gained the beach
now. and had already attached a rope
to the line The rome was hauled on
hoard q basket and whin were ouicklv
attached ond +ba basket travelled across
daInIcred Of times bv tbe waves hut go.
oT1roIS ,rbe firSt narson n venture was
~ nt P0lS .HoI oo..a.,4 -
hlrs' oarue"e. by genera conoen' o s''1
went nrSF' ana was lahueu urlPp1ng ouI
IN salety. Lazy fa[1ock ieiuseu 70 20
wiz WttHoHG T tier npy out oaP'"rn III IAn~osg nnsas
saiI, I:fo tfus1 I'm W nlo ", WIZ ''-i' "01
lof MS ne WIN my OWL L.. =,
one smiled at MN anu gave Hlhi ner
nan1' ne claSPeu IL. ohe hisSeu S.O.! ilei
cLilu, oluulng nun Ieiiiain WIN O"P'"in
armstrong Dir Jocelyn sala sac never n yer
"oru: ne acquIeSceu si.en'ig yv,a anu haili olun
70 MS preserNeI iI9ntly: ine p"sNeS g
was sent away saieIy; tnen Went ana
was claspeq III Cnariey arIIs. l !alnteo' a'1
Everyooay was saved: Gaptaln zap IN. Arm o
Slr9ng ?ultted tne e WLeck l4st ous Que
ana dellVerea tne chlLu 10 IlS inother,
VINO was waiting, fearless, obvious Oh
the Wlnd ana ram ana sea, Willie nc was
carried across: Aha tnls nan sue nao
sald, was AFRAID! ANA L! Wen' say
nothing now; DRY clothes ana wei
come 10 tne Oarracks were within ieacn
ana IN couple OF hours, aiter great
kinoness from me SoYeInoa So ono1,in5 oi ilG
prison ana the s0Idlers' we "GIT enaDIGIt
to proceed INTO WeyInouth .i, li'I GiIst,I 80
the %lnd was te[iIo.e' a"b LIZ ~ rator ano -,
vas 4, khochea : 5S 70 pleqeS az iI'--
Vent we IHeS,l down and and saw her broken nm
We remained Of Wpvmontb until
MONDAY and then oil ret1rne5 to Car
dewe Manor excent myself Cantain
Armstrong LADY Pardock and Sir
ToscoIvn The lad could not hear to
mart With his friend who had rescued
stories.
81 must 90, my boy" the captain
said; 81 am afraid mean-I am
obliged to 60"
''Oh, Captain Armstrong, can you
ever forgive mel" cried Lady Pardock
tearfully II beg your pardon most
humbly for so misrepresenting you"
''My dear Lady Pardock, please say
no more. am really glad that 1 was
enabled to render you service"
"a service l can never repay" she
said. ''Now Jocelyn, GO with Mrs.
Farmer" For once the child paused.
Then he said:
81 want Captain Armstrong to stay
with us always, mamma. We have
plenty of money for us all and such a
big house. Will you Gomez he cried.
Il am afraid l cannot go for long,
InpplvO - coi1 hn. GEOpt for q -